Re: amniocentesis and fetal malformations

From: DoctorJoe@aol.com
Wed Dec 31 09:46:09 2008


In a message dated 12/31/08 4:27:47 AM, sanbonav@hotmail.com writes:

> 1)amniotic bands(bridles) not evidenced by echographies?
> 2)blood fetal embolism?
> 3)consequence of amniocentesis (infection)?
> 4)other?
>

Fetal vasospasm caused by cocaine or similar drug?

Do you have the tapes of the ultrasounds done earlier in pregnancy so you can see if the extremities were imaged?

Joe P.





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